The ruling on one who usurps a dinar and places it in an inkwell and is unable to remove it

Question : Well, likewise. He usurped a dinar and put it in the inkwell. He threw it into the ink pot, meaning the inkwell, and he is unable to release it. The inkwell belongs to the usurper who usurped the dinar. How can we do this?

Answer : Yes, break the inkwell, because he placed the dinar there by his own choice, and that is aggression. There used to be inkwells in the past. We have them with us in the schools, inkwells that are like a small basin. Not like a stone, ink is poured into it, and if it lies on its side, it does not come out. Did you wait for it to dry or not? Hmm? An inkwell, the inkwell is known; it has an inkwell shape, but its top is closed like this, closed, and the pen goes into it. In this description, if it lies on its side, the ink does not come out of it because it is closed; it is not possible for it to come out. If the dinar falls into it, it does not come out except by breaking it.